Frontier Mayhem

by David Robbins

The unforgiving wilderness of the Rocky Mountains forced a boy to grow up fast, so Nate King taught his son, Zach, how to survive the constant hazards and hardships--and he taught him well. With an... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843944331
• ISBN13: 9780843944334
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 168 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Quite entertaining for me.

David Thompson finally puts to an end the problem of Zach and his personal outlooks. I think the way he did it in this book surprised me in a good way because I never would have guessed his method. If you liked this book and want to read more of his works then you might want to read the whole series. I give David Thompson two thumbs up for this series and this book!! He displays the daily hardships and wilderness as what is really was, dangerous and unpredictable. I think Mr. Thompson has done a good job and needs to keep it up. Thank you!!!A loyal Wilerness Series fan.

A great book about the wilderness keeps you reading.

Wilderness Frontier Mayhem is a beautiffly wrriten book that keeps you wondering what is going to happen next. If you like stories about adventure and the wilderness this is the book for you. The book is written with great detail that makes it very interestin. I have to tip my hat to David Thompson for writing a great story. I enjoyed the story because of the way it is wrriten. The way that David Thompson writes the book it makes you feel as though you are taking each step with Zach the main character. This always made me keep reading because I wanted to find out Zach and I's next adventure. The greatly wrriten book has a theme of man and his great struggle to live in the wilderness on his own in the great Rocky mountains. The story goes back into history during the Mounatin Man era. I enjoyed the theme of the book greatly because myself living in the Rocky's, kind of gave me an idea what it would have been like to live here during the Mountain Man era. It made me realize how much the world has changed from then to now. Ialso enjoyed the dangers Zach encountered living in the Rocky's such as mountain lions and bears. I would recomend the book Wilderness Frontier Mayhem to some but not others. If you like other adventure books that have a wilderness setting than this is definately the book for you. The book is similar to the novel Naya Nuki who is an Indian girl that has many adventures trying to survive on her on. The book wrriten so weel that even if you don't like adventure books you will still most likely like it. I personally don't usually enjoy books only about adventure but I loved Wilderness Frontier Mayhem. I would recomend this book for most people, but if you don't enjoy adventure books or books about nature I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. This story is about a young Man named Zach learning from his father and trying to survive on his own in the rugged Rocky Mountains. Zach runs across many misfortunes in the wilderness such as mountain lions bears and wolves that aren't to friendly. Zach has to use his knowledge to survive day to day. Zach thought that his father had prepared him for everything until he meats a beautiful girl and doesn't know what to do. It is a well written story about a young mountain man his will to survive and his day ny day adventures. This story had many great aspects to it. The best aspect of the book was the descriptive words that the author used. He picked his words just right which made the book enjoyable for me because it seamed as though everything was happening right before your eyes. I also thought a great aspect of the book was that it isn't you typical book written now adays. It had a good plot and kept you thinking what was going to happen next. For anyone that wants a change of pace from all of the horror books being written you should pick up Wilderness Frontirer Mayhem and read it. The only bad aspect of the book was that